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What makes a good developer?
(thepathforward.io)
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10y ago
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How Burger King ‘Forked’ McDonald’s
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11y ago
I met one of their directors a few months back at an exhibition in London. Their app allows you to transmit media as an audible "chirp" so it can be received on mobile devices. It looks interesting and certainly has applications i
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Chirp.io beta SDK Now Available for Android, Arduino, and iOS
(developer.chirp.io)
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11y ago
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11y ago
> There won't be an "importt feature" from bank statement. YNAB's budgeting philosophy discourages importing data from your bank statement because it disconnects the user from the individual transaction that take plac
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11y ago
Would you support importing transactions or bank statements? How do I access my finances if I'm out and about with no internet connection? Or if I forgot to pay my fiber bill?
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12y ago
Will do, it's been a quiet day so far though :)
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12y ago
Happy FastMail customer, but sometimes the editor is buggy (cursor appears in the middle of text when editing and jumps around a lot making it difficult to type), which is not something I've noticed with other editors like CK or TinyMc
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12y ago
It would be difficult to track a person with just their IP address, but used in conjunction with other information it could be useful. E.g. if you worked out the ISP someone was using, and then used some social engineering on the ISP's
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12y ago
Yes, hopefully the dev will see this and tell us about some amazing RESTful API that is on it's way :)
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12y ago
It really helped me to see a screenshot of the "tester" interface, I didn't quite get it until I saw that. It's behind one of the "try a live demo" links.
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12y ago
This looks good. For the integrated plan, which tools can it integrate with?
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13y ago
It's quick to get started with (and it's not PHP). It runs on *nix/Mac OS/Windows. Tools like scaffolding let you move on from simple CRUD stuff to business logic. I'm not a rails dev but these seem like desirable p
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13y ago
I disagree. In my opinion, all of these features should be optional. > Read your text messages (SMS or MMS) - If you add a phone number to your account, this allows us to confirm your phone number automatically by finding the confirmatio
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13y ago
I'd like to see optional permissions. I'd like to be able to deny facebook the ability to read my SMS. I would happily do 2-step authentication manually if it meant that they couldn't read my texts. I don't have a lot of
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13y ago
It sucks that you have to have a rooted device to use this. While I think Android in general is fantastic, I'm torn but the fact that I am forced to choose between having control of my privacy or being able to use online banking, get r
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13y ago
In a double dose of irony it was the Daily Mail who originally broke the story, the very same paper who are being petitioned to stop posting pictures that sexualise under age girls. https://www.change.org/en-GB/petition
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13y ago
Because they need capital to invest in the first place? My bet is that it is some kind of viral Ponzi scheme where some early adopters (or very gullible but lucky people) get a good return and talk about it until it reaches some target, the
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13y ago
Yea, I was excited about this until I saw that the source has to be a machine that can run their software. My dream atm is for a low-cost wireless HDMI sender for projecting stuff like xbox to my office (would be nice to play a bit of GTA
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13y ago
This looks very cool, however I was able to get lots of false positives using the first few letters of the alphabet as test data. Could you reduce these by using k hashes and k bit vectors with m bits, i.e. one bit vector for each hash alg